Sentence examples for corresponds to current from inspiring English sources
This case corresponds to current frequency allocations, according to which each band is allocated only to a primary system.
where V a k corresponds to current instant velocity, extracted from the a attribute values observed at video frames k and j, where j corresponds to the nearest previous valid frame index previous to k. R V V a k corresponds to the visual reliability of the current instant velocity as defined in previous Section 3.4.1.
There is also the mobility analogy, in which force corresponds to current and velocity corresponds to voltage.
The higher range essentially corresponds to current routine clinical practice.
AKI was determined on the basis of the KDIGO classification system, which provides an objective, comparable, precise definition of AKI and corresponds to current standards [ 14].
We chose to assess the adjunct of CEDM to MX ± US rather than MX alone because MX ± US corresponds to current clinical practice in the diagnostic setting.
And for cases that would correspond to current no-fault divorces, they extend the waiting time to up to two and a half years.
These historic counties, in many cases, no longer correspond to current administrative subdivisions but remain an important focus of local identity.
Let V a k correspond to current instant velocity, extracted from the values of attribute a observed at video frames k and j, where j corresponds to the nearest valid previous frame index to k.
The findings correspond to current histological and microscopy data on the fibrous structure of aortic tissue, and therefore the eigenvector maps and fibre tractography appear to reflect the alignment of the fibers in the aorta.
I believe a minimum wage and a maximum wage could be established that would correspond to current conditions, for example between 300 and 900 marks for a married government official, and half that for an unmarried official, this was possible in earlier times, in better and also more modest times, why not today, when the people is in need!... Now, about factories.
